Sentence examples for felt ambivalent from inspiring English sources

Bush always felt ambivalent about Baker, the man who engineered much of his career, and the ambivalence may be coming through in the scant praise apportioned to him.

Like Mr. Terrisson, I have sometimes felt ambivalent about Condrieu.

If she imagined her fame at all, she must have felt ambivalent at the prospect.

Black Americans have long felt ambivalent about "The Star-Spangled Banner".

His clients most likely had British roots and felt ambivalent about the new democracy.

The 77% who felt "ambivalent" about their marriages are the ones who stopped paying attention.

Younger women coming of age in its wake felt ambivalent about feminism.

I met young people who, like me, felt ambivalent about their rural communities.

"Even while making the V.R. thing, I felt ambivalent about it as a medium," she said.

As France's players rejoiced at full-time in Munich, even well-wishers felt ambivalent.

To top it all, Davis felt ambivalent about the character she was playing.